Same. I only really paid attention to day one to day three of symptoms, but my body battery was super low on day two plus non stop stress through the first night (fever that broke around 4am)
Same. I only really paid attention to day one to day three of symptoms, but my body battery was super low on day two plus non stop stress through the first night (fever that broke around 4am)
This right here. Got a pixel a year ago… Holy shit. Was wondering why I literally get zero spam calls after formerly only owning Samsung phones… Google Assistant screening everything is just fantastic for my ADHD brain.
Wouldn’t have to do “their own research” if yours was good from the get go.
I know there’s sarcasm here, but the article did state an sdk will be available so apps need ported.
Who had the balls to tie the ribbon on the tail of a kicker lol
Liberty Liberty liiiberty…liiiberteeeee.
They either full well do… or full well don’t. Either way, that’s entertaining!
I just had to scan your post history just to see… maybe… naw. Damnit.
I’m confident that mail and sms show up as the notification icon, but they’re bundled so they all look like one “notification” on the watch face. Not sure on the calendar side - I specifically block a bunch of app pushes to my watch because my phone is mostly a distraction when I work, so I don’t like my watch buzzing for every little thing.
I do get high/low temp on the face, which is very handy. Plus it’s always on (LCD, not OLED) - not as pretty as some, but 5 plus day battery life.
I’m lost - what is a complication? From my initial Google, it does seem like my Garmin can add additional things to the face but I’m still kind of unclear as to what a complication is. For reference I have heart rate, step count, mileage, body battery and weather on my vivoactive3 face.
Duh. Because they’re annoyed.
Should have sent it xor since they already know how to decode it.
Agreed. Being in the house and having the shrill component of the blower removed would greatly be appreciated.